Wildlife biologist explains bat myths
''It's officially spooky season: Nights are creeping in earlier. A fall chill has descended. Skeletons and witches and jack-o-lanterns dot every street.'' Photo Cred: https://phys.org/news/2023-10-wildlife-biologist-myths.html
St Andrew's School for Girls releases Spotted Eagle Owlets
Two juvenile Spotted Eagle Owls from the SPCA have found a new home at the school. The owls were brought to the school on 25th October and will stay in a pen for 21 days before being released.
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"Sad sight: Owl dies after getting caught in glue trap"
A tawny owl that was recently found stuck to a glue trap in northern Israel has died after employees of the Safari Zoological Center and Nature and Parks Authority were unable to save it.
Students relate all things beneficial about owls
Students from China and Marlboro Gardens Combined School exchange knowledge about owls and their benefits to the environment and community.
"Ghosts Are White for a Reason and So Are Barn Owls"
Well, this ghost scenario might mirror a prey’s experience when encountering a white barn owl (Tyto alba) flying above its head searching for food. At night, the barn owl father hunts for food to feed the family, whereas the mother protects its offspring and gives it warmth.
